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1200 Feet High Visibility: SEALIGHT H11 Fog Bulbs for Safer Driving
6 Times Brighter Than Stock Bulbs:
SEALIGHT H11 fog bulbs are 6 times brighter than your stock bulbs. H11 and H8 bulbs provide up to 1200 feet of visibility, ensuring safer night driving and more advance warning of obstacles.
Close to Natural Light:
With a 6000K cool white light, the H11 bulbs closely resemble natural light, reducing eye strain and fatigue during long drives.
Focus Light with Clear Dividing Line
1:1 Size and Refraction Design:
The SEALIGHT H11 bulbs are designed with 1:1 size and refraction focusing, ensuring a focused and clear beam directly in front of the vehicle. This provides a clear dividing line, enhancing visibility without dazzling oncoming drivers.
No Dazzle and Dark Spots:
The design ensures no dazzling or dark spots, making it safer for both you and oncoming drivers.
Easy Installation in Minutes
10 Mins Plug and Play:
The SEALIGHT H11 bulb has a heat sink size of only 0.72 inches, making it simple to install. No tools or modifications are needed. True plug and play, with non-polarity sockets, install in minutes for hassle-free use.
Long-Lasting and Durable
50,000 Hours Lifespan:
With a lifespan 60 times longer than stock bulbs, SEALIGHT H11 uses an advanced heat sink measuring 0.72 inches. This, combined with a performance driver, ensures long-lasting and reliable light performance. H8, H9, and H11 bulbs have been rigorously tested for durability and are waterproof.
Widespread Compatibility
99% Vehicle Adaptability:
The SEALIGHT H11 bulbs are compatible with 99% of vehicles’ systems due to their built-in intelligent CSP chips. However, for a few sensitive models, an additional CAN bus decoder may be required. To address this, an extra CAN bus decoder is available to ensure optimal performance.
Conclusion
Upgrade your driving experience with SEALIGHT H11 fog bulbs. Enjoy increased visibility, safety, and ease of installation. Designated for 99% of vehicles with optional compatibility solutions.
